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Zaggle CEO: AI & Automation Revolutionize Corporate Spending Efficiency

Zaggle CEO: AI & Automation Revolutionize Corporate Spending Efficiency

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CNBC TV18•04-03-2026, 09:42

Zaggle CEO: AI & Automation Revolutionize Corporate Spending Efficiency

•Zaggle MD & CEO Avinash Godkhindi explains how AI and automation are transforming corporate spending for Indian enterprises.
•Companies are shifting from traditional expense tracking to real-time, data-driven spend management, improving visibility and decision-making.
•AI is applied across budgeting, procurement, expense validation, compliance checks, anomaly detection, and reconciliation.
•Benefits include 10-20% reduction in discretionary spending, up to 50% drop in manual processing, and sharp decline in non-compliant claims.
•AI is expected to reshape budgeting from static annual plans to dynamic, real-time frameworks, offering intelligent guidance.

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